all right guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight it goes to congressman jeff landry the louisiana republican attended president obama's jobs last night on capitol hill but instead of just sitting there he decided to multitask and hold a silent protest during the thirty minute address the congressman sat in his seat and held that sign drilling equals jobs he worries a scientist older level when obama acknowledged that republicans might have different ideas on creating jobs he held the whole time now we understand the congressman is trying to make a point but is this the time and place to hold such a protest is a speech by the president before a joint session of congress during economic hardship for the country really an appropriate time to be holding up signs and banners but you know one thing that we thought of earlier today in our meeting to be fair maybe you know hey the n.f.l. kickoff game was last night there was some confusion and concern about this speech in the game and maybe then coinciding at who is going to choose to go to what so maybe landry was just gett

laron landry on one side, sean taylor on the other. that tandem only got to play together for three months as landry was drafted and taylor was tragically killed just three months later. in the four seasons since then the redskins have been searching for safeties to fill that void, searching with only limited success, but as kristin reports tonight, that search may now be over. >> reporter: redskins safeties seem to be settling in just fine. as this one gets ready to face his former team in st. louis, he knows there's more work to be done. >> i feel like i'm getting comfortable in the system, comfortable with the players around me. as we continue to grow as a defense, i know my play will excel. >> reporter: he and the defense got a big boost monday night with the return of laron landry. >> we don't have any other players like him on our team. he's our most dynamic football player. >> reporter: the two safeties formed a tight bond while injured during training camp but had yet to showcase it on the field. >> the chemistry was there. we

he doesn't have the flash of landry but he's been a salad addition of the secondary. to have them playing together is something redskins' coaches have been waiting for the entire offseason. for otogeye is going to be nice but nothing personal. >> i left st. louis in a good place personally. i'm here in washington because i feel that's where god wanted me to be. there's no bad blood. >> we talk quite a bit. a great veteran guy for me as a rookie to bounce things off when i had questions, especially since we play defense. and i have a lot of respect for juice. and it's going to be interesting playing against him this week. after going against them all last year, i learned a couple of things. >> sam bradford has been sacked 11 times so far this year. >>> soccer time, five matches left in the regular season for dc united and the playoff push just got a little tougher up in philly tonight. a late goal did d.c. united in. d.c. united fans showing up in philly. 2-0 early. but in the 22nd minute, dwayne derosario off of the corner kick making things happen. you can barely see

market and the current rezoning of south of market, and probably the longest lasting activist and in landry -- in land use is suit -- issues in south of market. we also have toby levy, my vice chair of the task force, an architect who lives in south of market, who raises a child in south of market, and who has been an activist in south of market going back to the 1990 rezoning as well. tom, director of liveable cities, who was also co-chair of our transportation working group. tom will also present. yes? >> for the people who were not presenting and are standing, we have overflow in room 421. you will be able to follow what happens in this room in room 421. thank you. sorry to interrupt. >> that is fine. so the representative body with the task force, and we formed a partnership with the city family. paul lord represented the planning department on the task force. chester is the most recent representative of the transportation authority. and megan wier represents the department of public health. the title of the plan we are introducing new to and the whole thinking behind the plan is buildi

you low in laron landry and you got three real young potential superstars on that defense.e is bright. they just have to take care of business this week. >> he has already scored a defensive touchdown in week one, i believe that was. the ram have already given up three defensive touchdowns. >> we got to go. we're out of time. thank you guys. good to talk to you. d

i now recognize representative landry for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.w, it's amazing because for the amount of money that they want to take away from oil and gas industry, the oil and gas industry is poised to spend and invest just in america five times that amount at a time when we want to create jobs. mr. hall, i just -- you can finish for a second. i just want to know, are you as tired as i am of hearing -- turning the tv on and hearing how washington really wants to create jobs? are you as tired of hearing that song and dance as i am? >> yes, i am. i would like to see it happen. >> me, too. i am tired too. in fact, during the president's speech on how he wanted to create jobs, i had a little sign up that said drilling equals jobs. would you disagree that drilling equals jobs? >> it would equal a lot of jobs. i should have held one up that said anwr equals jobs. and we are in need of a lot of jobs, is that correct? >> desperately. and mr. sharp, would you agree with that as well? >> we're ready to go to work, yes, sir. >> and so, if the priority of t

firing coach tom landry was a fan fiasco. the first season went one and 15.ou were vilified in this town. from the sports pages of those days, they called you a hick, a hillbilly, a know-nothing. >> jones: it hurt to see those personal criticisms. it hurt, but it inspired me. it made me really want to show them, it made me want to have success in the face of that. strap all that on, and that'll motivate you to win a super bowl in three years. >> pelley: he won by forcing the nfl to change the way it did business. the league controlled sponsorships, but jones sold his own. the nfl sued him, but jones came out on top. next, jones led negotiations that forced tv networks to pay a lot more for the rights to games. cash bought talent, and talent won super bowls in '92, '93 and '95. but in the last 15 years, there have been only four division championships. and fans blame jones for chasing away strong coaches with his insistence on running the team himself. we wondered what created this ego and this drive. jones offered to show us, but it would take a trip on his $

joining me is the ceo of landry's restaurants which owns and operates 300 restaurants and p casinos across the country. dave hamzy, host of dave ramsay show. let me start with you, tillman. what is your view of what the president said tonight. you're a very wealthy man, and he he wants to hammer you with new taxes. are you happy about that? >> absolutely not. but nobody wants more taxes. the fact is, there was a lot of the same rhetoric, but at the same time the tax credit, the $4,000 for every employer if they hire somebody who hasn't been for six months is extremely good. and that will help job growth to a degree. but it's best not to raise taxes on anybody. that's american capitalism at its best. let us take that money and let us create job was it. >> dave ramsay, would you agree with that? >> absolutely, i would agree with that. you've got to hand it to the president. he is one of the world's best or ators. that speech was master fully delivered. that's the upside. also, he recognized with his mouth anyway that small business is where jobs are created. they're not created out of washin

landry did not support using these judges the petroleum reserve. so perhaps he does not agree with weather are not that infusion of well actually does lower prices which would then support your argument if you wanted to make that, but i guess the real case, the real cases -- the real cases that all of the evidence that was pointing toward speculated that that one moment time, driving up the price artificially to the energy efficiency, a long time in determining that there is a marginal impact, which the arctic refuge to oil would play on the price of well. let me go back to you. in terms of this issue of the over the next ten years, which is what we are tasked to do, to reduce the federal deficit, is it worth it to drill in the arctic wildlife refuse to find $3 billion worth of revenue? given the pristine nature of the arctic wildlife refuge in the infant is only a small amount of money that would be raised as a result. >> well, obviously we certainly did not. we dispute the estimates that people are throwing around in terms of what kind of revenue

here was just landry, a republican of louisiana, in the chamber -- jeff. here is the sign he was holding. you can see it in there. the accompanying article, this is from "the washington post." last night just outside the house chamber, c-span was getting reaction from members of congress. republican from washington state and other leadership stopped by. >> it is most important we are focusing on jobs and the fact that he came to congress, delivered the speech, i think will help refocus us all on what it will take to get americans back to work. disappointed that so much of the speech was focused on more pro- government, big government policies, when i think we need to have more pro-growth policies and really look at the barriers to creating jobs. host: next on our democrats' line is pat from colorado city, colorado. caller: i support this president. and i want people to know that the republicans are more afraid of the tea party van de arkansas of unemployed people -- then they are of unemployed people. we should stand together because our forefathers starte

this one on a house in saint landry parish. the residents we understand were home at time.d thud. fortunately, no one was injured. now, flash flooding is, of course, the primary concern all throughout the south especially with rain forecasted for much of the day and even into tomorrow because the system is moving so slowly. >> we have boathouses on pilings back here that are flooded right now. we have water that is coming in because the lake is so high. >> our friend's boathouse has two feet of water in the first floor. a few boats banging around so we resecured a number of them. >> be careful where you walk. a lot of sub merged debris and objects in there that you can get cut up on. >> we know that this is affecting oil production in the gulf and could end up raising gas prices across the nation. no word yet on when all of the manned platforms and rigs will be back to full operation or even how much damage they sustained possibly because nearly 40% of the platforms were evacuated and nearly 33% of the rigs out in the gulf of mexico. that means that oil production daily in